September 12, 2026 brings a “Let's Dance” lineup to the daily word scramble: ten words at medium difficulty, each one jumbled identically for everyone who plays this date.
Every answer is between 4 and 6 letters long — ten in all — and each comes with its own clue, so a stubborn jumble never leaves you guessing blind. The “Let's Dance” angle means no answer comes out of nowhere — if a guess feels off-topic, it probably is — and that certainty alone rules out most wrong turns. Marked #43 in the sequence, the round sticks around after midnight like all the rest, ready for anyone who missed it the first time through.
Stuck racks respond well to the shuffle button: a new arrangement often exposes a prefix or an ending, and hints can lock in a stubborn start. Full rules and answers to common questions live in the how-to-play guide; the archive lists every earlier daily by month, and unlimited puzzles offer endless extra practice between dates.